Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: 101 or 102... or 103

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

101 or 102... or 103

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Jack Gray Twitts:

Jack is funny, yet he would not have been number 101 in the list but number 102; the number 101 would have been Anderson Cooper. Correct?

Anderson and Jack were not included in the list!? Not to worry Jack, even though the Time 100 list includes the names of Oprah Winfrey, Lady Gaga, Patrick Neil Harris, Elton John, Robert Pattison... it also includes the likes of Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck. Glenn Beck!!!??? What kind of list is this? The 100 good, bad and ugly? Where Glenn Beck would fit in two of the categories, and good is not one of them.

In any case, who cares about the Time 100 list. Mine is shorter and simpler: 1, 2 and 3, Anderson Cooper, Rob Marciano and Jack Gray, respectively. End of list.

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